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Old 07-09-08 | 08:51 AM
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Originally Posted by Booger1
You might want to read about Shoguns,they have been making touring bikes before Cannondale was a company.Probably before whoever owns Cannondale was born.I don't know if anybody imports them anymore,but last time I looked,you can still buy new ones in Japan.
You might want to read my post. I said 'currently available in the US'. Shoguns aren't available in the US and haven't been for a good 15 years. Even when they were, they weren't what I would call a power house, especially when it came to touring bikes. You can find bucket loads of Univega, Miyata, Motobecane, Cannondale, Trek and a few other 'true' touring bikes I've forgetting right now but I can't say that I've ever run across a Shogun 'touring' bike.
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